Accord May Signal End Of Sea Strike
The National Maritime Union and two shipping groups announced a conditional four year contract with an immediate 4 percent wage rise and 2 to 3 percent increases in years two through four. Aimed at ending a nationwide maritime strike, the deal leaves foreign flag vessel unionization to a fact finding board. Cole, Kennedy’s board chair, urged continued talks and noted mediation remains possible if no broader agreement is reached by Monday.
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Weather forecast summary for Great Western and Wyoming regions
A scattered, unsettled five day outlook with clouds and showers. Colorado expects widely scattered afternoon or evening storms with cooler nights and highs around 69 to 83, while Wyoming remains partly cloudy with thunderstorms mainly in the south and west. Temperatures run above normal in northern areas, cooling later in the period with highs near the mid 60s to mid 90s across regions.
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City Golf Course Opens Saturday Events Shelved For Bazaar
The new City Golf Course announced a Saturday opening with the course ready and golfers expected. A golf bazaar, Pro Am tourney and five event format will crown champions, with proceeds funding course equipment as sponsors and local figures promote the enterprise.
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President Signs Social Security Bill to Boost Benefits
President Kennedy signed the Social Security bill increasing benefits for about 4.4 million Americans and allowing early retirement at 62. The signing drew few lawmakers present as the July 4 holiday closed Congress. Benefits start in September with highest rates in August. Louisa Van Sent marks her 16th birthday on a farm memorializing her late husband J Willoughby.
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New Social Security Law to Aid Many Coloradans
Colorado residents will see higher benefits under a new Social Security measure passed by Congress. About 40,000 Coloradans will gain minimum monthly payments of 40 dollars, with total Colorado impact estimated around 12.7 million over the first year. If signed, the changes begin in August with benefits appearing in September. The measure targets retirees aged 62 and older, especially unemployed workers seeking earlier retirement.
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Kennedy Orders Winston Freed From Prison
Friday ordered the release from prison of Henry Winston, former organizational secretary of the Communist Party, TSA. The Justice Department explained Kennedy commuted Winston's sentence to time served because Winston is blind and faces possible brain tumor surgery. Winston is one of 11 top Communists identified in 1949 for conspiring to advocate violent overthrow.
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Rocket Aimed At Space Dust Study Fails
A faulty four stage rocket failed to place a 125 pound micrometeorite satellite into orbit from Wallops Island Virginia. Launched at noon the upper stages did not ignite as planned, ending the mission after a partial burn. Officials said it would take about two years to determine if the dust study payload reached orbit and what it reveals about space debris.
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Summit Rodeo Moves Bring Week of Greeley Festivities
The Summit Rodeo Co moved into Island Grove Park on Tuesday with a three day rodeo program beginning Sunday night with the first performance. City officials announced parking bans along parade routes from early morning Tuesday with towing for cars left on blocks. A holiday agenda lists bazaars, parades, rodeo performances, and a fireworks display at Island Grove Park through Tuesday evening amid downtown parades and dedicated venues.
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Chinese claims Reds stronger than West now
Liu Shao-chi, chairman of the Communist Party in mainland China, declared that the takeover has shifted the international balance of power toward communism. He accused the Kennedy administration of pursuing a counterrevolutionary policy and cited Radio Peiping as the source of his remarks.
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Proposals for a Special Session to Cut Taxes
Colorado legislators James French and Sen George Brown advocated a September special session to cut property taxes. They argued a 14 mill levy would fund state institutions, with a potential inventory tax reduction as an alternative. They noted a $6 million expected revenue gap and discussed using growth funds for the general fund.
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Kuwait Iraq border tensions escalate amid massing forces
Iraq and Kuwait mobilize along the frontier as Iraqi armor and manpower concentrate near Kuwait. Britain pledges aid if asked while Arab League members seek mediation and Saudi Arabia and other nations bolster positions as regional crisis deepens.
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Hottest Day in Spell as Greeley Sees 98 Degree Start
The first four days of the week in Greeley averaged 98 degrees with Thursday peaking at 97. In non air conditioned homes residents opened windows and doors to cope. The 42 degree low for Thursday night was noted as typical for the season and repeated in 1997.
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Ikea Returns Hone TOKYO Visit Ends in North America
Hone TOKYO (A P}-Prime Sinister iayulo Friediv completed a 12 day visit to the United States and Canada ending Friday.
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